In contrast to written language, spoken language is especially likely
a. to be spread out across space.
b. to be controllable with respect to the rate of input.
c. to require the use of working memory.
d. to have discrete boundaries between words.
Question 2
Part of Chapter 9 discusses a comparison between reading and listening to spoken language. When you read, you are
a. more likely to encounter error-free language.
b. more likely to encounter nonverbal cues.
c. less likely to re-scan the language input.
d. less likely to detect clear-cut boundaries between words.
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